Akakabu

I read Yoko Tawada ‘Exophony’ (Iwanamishoten.)
Exophony is a journey going to the country of not using the language of the mother country.
The akakabus are dug.

Tsubaki

I read Kumramoto Nobara ‘Shitatsuma Monogatari’ (Shogakkann.)
Shitatsuma is a village in Ibaragi prefecture.
The tsubaki is just before blooming.

Suisen

I read Hiroshi Shirakawa ‘Harukanaru Bungeishinjyu’ (Shoggakan.)
He was once a editor of Bungeishinjy. He wirte about his contact with politicians.
The suisen is waiting for hot spring.

Snow

I read Michiyo Owaki ‘Shakainoimaomitsumete’ (Iwanami Junior Shinsho.)
She describes her work as the director of TV documentary.
The garden is covered with a thin layer of snow.

Endo

I read Nobuko Imamura ‘Kazokunokattedesho’ (Shinchosha.)
A bad eating habit can be seen in this book.
The endo is waiting for hot spring.

Hiraginannten

I read Mo Yan ‘Wa’ (Translated by Tomio Yoshida, Chuokoronshinsha.)
It describes one-child policy in China.
The hiraginannten grows well.

Aoki

I read Tatsuya Kumagai ‘Hikarifuruoka’ (Kadokawashoten.)
They conquer a natural calamity.
The aoki bery begins to turn red.

Spinach

I read Sadao Shoji ‘Saraba Tokyo Tower’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
Tokyo Twoer was surpassed by Tokyo Sky tree in its height.
I read Ira Ishida ‘Sex” (Kodansha.)
They are thrilled with night walking.
The spinach is now in season;

Fern

I read Michiko Yazuki ‘Kakkonooya Mozukunokodomo’ (Jitsugyononihonsha.)
AID stands for artificial insemination by donor in this book.
It's the fern in the garden.

Morning

I read Richard Mcgregor ‘The Party:The Secret World of China’s Communist Rulers’ (Translated by Masayo Kotani, Soshisha.)
The party is invisible but it rules all.
The sky begins to grow brighter. The gentle sound of rain can be heard.

Tsubaki

I read Ryosei Kokubun ‘Chugokuwa, Ima’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
China became second in world second GNP .
The flower may be a kind of tsubaki.

Kuromame wine

I read Mayumi Kumura ‘Dekoboko Sabanna’ (Kodansha.)
He is a lawyer of good temper.
The Kuromame wine is ready.

Tsubaki

I read Scott Turow ‘Innocent’ (Translated kei Ninomiya, Bungeishinjyu.)
That’s how someone is.
The tsubaki, Seiobo blooms.

Tsubaki

I read Masao Hirashima ‘Stefan Jarpcomslo ‘Debussy Impressionnisme et Symbolisme’ (Translated by Masao Hirashima, Ongakunotomosha.)
Stefan does not agree that Debussy’s music is impressionistic.
The tsubaki, Akebono blooms.

Nabana

I read Takehiko Kubodera ‘Open Sesame’ (Bungeishinjyu.)
The fledging teacher learns through trial and error.
The boiled nabana tastes pretty good.

Kinkan

I read Yoko Hiramatsu ‘Yakigyozato Meigaza’ (Aspect.)
The move , ‘Oharashosukesan’ , Beer and gyoza ia a good combination.
The kinkan is now in season.

Kminaru Okami

I read Kazuaki Nanao ‘Fuinsareta Kenji’ (Toyokeizaishinposha.)
The ryuukyuu prosecutor is the internaationaly-minded person.
Am reading now the book 'Kaminaru Ookami'

Robai

I read Masaharu Akaa ‘Hakucho’ (Hoseidaigakushuppnakyoku.)
Its the story of the human and the swan.
The robai is now one of few flowers.

Souvenir from Australia

I read Yoshiaki Obara ‘Shinkwo Hiyakusaseru Atarashii Shuyaku’ (Iwanamijuniashinsho.)
How the male butterfly can find the female one.
They gave me the souvenir from Australia.

Le Miserables

I read Tsuneyoshi Nogi ‘Ken Takakura interviews ‘ (Presidentosha.)
He has the strong presence.
See the movie "Le Miserables" (January 11.)

Kabu

I read Atsushi Mori ‘Gassan’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
People die. It is difficult for the man to live without civilization.
The kabu grows well-rounded.

Uchikoza

I read Baku Gen ‘Ushi Chikuro’
The story is set in the village of China during the Cultural Revolution.
Saw the exterior of Uchikoza in Ehime on January 7.

Geta

Rieko Mtsuura ‘Kika’　(Shinchosha.)
It's the story of less muscular.
Got a geta that is a traditional artifact in Uchiko, Ehime.

Uchiko

I read Atsuhi Mori ‘Warekikumononogotoku’ (Kodansha.)
People die
The Japanese traditional candle shop in Uchiko, Ehime (January 7.)

Books

I read Risa Wataya ‘Hiraite’ (Shinchosha.)
It is not easy to open one’s heart to another.
Going to get on the early morning train.

Cabbage

I read Atsuhi Mori ‘Gassansho’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha.)
Mori is celebrated by his friends for Akutagawa Award to the novel ‘Gassan’ and they had a hanamatsuri party.
The cabbage is ready for okonomiyaki.

Robai

I read Daizaburo Hashizume & Masachi Oosawa ‘Fushigina Kirisutokyo’ (Kodanshagendaishinsho.)
The Christian religions are monotheistic.
The robai is on of few flowers in this period.

Nanten

I read Takeshi Hara ‘Danchino Kukanshiijigaku’ (NHK shuppan.)
The residents of danchi is ageing. They are dependent on political dynamics by the moment.
The nanten is a good luck charm.

Manryo

I read Shinji Konno ‘Hyakunenmaeno Nihongo’ (Iwanamishinsho.)
The writing language in Meiji era is more flexible than that the present one.
The manryo is a good luck charm,

Senryo

I read Ken Nishizaki ‘Hikoshi To Tokyono Amenomori’ (Chikumashobo.)
‘To go far’ calls ‘To go more far.’
The senryo is a good luck charm.

Yoshiura Hachiman Shrine

I read Keisuke Matsuoka ‘Bannou Kanteishino Jikenbo ‘ (Kadokawabunko.)
Alround authenticator needs the sophistication and the memory skill.
Paid a first visit to Yoshiura Hachiman Shrine.